BRIGITTE BARDOT | BORN 1934

Brigitte Ann-Marie Bardot carved out a niche for herself with her roles in risqué European films and her unapologetically liberated way of life. At the height of her fame, she was the enchanting French muse who seemed irresistible. Yet, her public image is only the surface of a multifaceted life. Bardot is not just an actress; she’s also a model, a fashion trendsetter, a published author, and an impassioned advocate for animal rights. Her significant foray into film began with “Le Trou Normand” in 1952, after which she embraced her passion for acting with a series of seventeen films.

Beyond her captivating screen presence, Bardot became renowned as a style icon, consistently pioneering new fashion trends. Her allure transcended her physical beauty; it was her effortless grace and the seemingly innate ability to embody carefree elegance that made her style difficult to replicate. Her allure seemed effortlessly flawless, naturally at ease.